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Child and adolescent obesitya practical approach to clinical weight management /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Child and adolescent obesityedited by Laura Stewart.
其他題名:	a practical approach to clinical weight management /
作者:	Stewart, Laura.
出版者:	Hoboken, NJ :Wiley-Blackwell,2024.
面頁冊數:	1 online resource (291 p.)
標題:	Obesity in children.
電子資源:	https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/book/10.1002/9781119798873
ISBN:	9781119798873$q(electronic bk.)

Child and adolescent obesitya practical approach to clinical weight management /
Stewart, Laura.

Child and adolescent obesitya practical approach to clinical weight management /[electronic resource] :edited by Laura Stewart. - 1st ed. - Hoboken, NJ :Wiley-Blackwell,2024. - 1 online resource (291 p.)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Child Obesity - Foreword -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: The Voices of Lived Experience -- Introduction -- The Voice of Children, Young People Living with Obesity and Their Parents -- When Do Parents Look for Support? -- Attitudes and Qualities of the Health Professional -- Using Behavioural Change Tools -- Stigma and Self-esteem -- Programme Outcomes -- Informal Support -- Potential Barriers -- The Voice of Practitioners Working with Children and Young People Living with Obesity -- Key Advice for New Practitioners -- Person Centred -- Challenges and Complexity -- Relationships -- Rapport -- Parenting -- The Team -- Psychologist -- Stigma -- Outcomes -- Systems -- Programmes -- Eating Behaviours -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 1 What Is Childhood Obesity and Why Does It Matter -- Introduction -- Defining Obesity in Childhood -- Body Mass Index -- BMI Centile Charts -- Fat Distribution and Waist -- Aetiology of Obesity -- Polygenetics -- Monogenetics -- Inheritable Disorders -- Endocrine Causes of Obesity -- Adverse Childhood Experiences and Childhood Obesity -- Why Childhood Obesity Matters -- Cardiovascular Risk Factors -- The Metabolic Syndrome -- Type 2 Diabetes -- Insulin Resistance -- Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease -- Puberty and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome -- Respiratory Problems -- Orthopaedic -- Psychosocial -- References -- Chapter 2 Socio-Economic Inequalities and Childhood Obesity -- Introduction -- Health Inequalities -- SES and Obesity -- SES and Obesity in Childhood -- Influence of Parental Weight on Children -- Food Insecurity -- Insurance Hypothesis -- The Neighbourhood and Built Environment -- References -- Chapter 3 Systems Thinking and Systems Approaches to Address Obesity -- Introduction -- Systems Definitions and Systems Theory.

"Managing and securing a sustained decrease in the prevalence of childhood obesity is one of the major public health challenges of the 21st century. In 2021 the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that there were 39 million children under the age of 5 living with overweight or obesity in the year 2020. While there were over 340 million children and young people (CYP) aged 5-19 living with overweight or obesity in the year 2016 [2]. The WHO demonstrated the importance they placed on tackling childhood obesity to worldwide health by setting a target in 2011 for worldwide childhood obesity prevalence to be no more than 2010 levels by the year 2025" --

ISBN: 9781119798873$q(electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

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Obesity in children.

LC Class. No.: RJ399.C6

Dewey Class. No.: 618.92/398

National Library of Medicine Call No.: WS 115

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505 0 $a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Child Obesity - Foreword -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: The Voices of Lived Experience -- Introduction -- The Voice of Children, Young People Living with Obesity and Their Parents -- When Do Parents Look for Support? -- Attitudes and Qualities of the Health Professional -- Using Behavioural Change Tools -- Stigma and Self-esteem -- Programme Outcomes -- Informal Support -- Potential Barriers -- The Voice of Practitioners Working with Children and Young People Living with Obesity -- Key Advice for New Practitioners -- Person Centred -- Challenges and Complexity -- Relationships -- Rapport -- Parenting -- The Team -- Psychologist -- Stigma -- Outcomes -- Systems -- Programmes -- Eating Behaviours -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 1 What Is Childhood Obesity and Why Does It Matter -- Introduction -- Defining Obesity in Childhood -- Body Mass Index -- BMI Centile Charts -- Fat Distribution and Waist -- Aetiology of Obesity -- Polygenetics -- Monogenetics -- Inheritable Disorders -- Endocrine Causes of Obesity -- Adverse Childhood Experiences and Childhood Obesity -- Why Childhood Obesity Matters -- Cardiovascular Risk Factors -- The Metabolic Syndrome -- Type 2 Diabetes -- Insulin Resistance -- Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease -- Puberty and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome -- Respiratory Problems -- Orthopaedic -- Psychosocial -- References -- Chapter 2 Socio-Economic Inequalities and Childhood Obesity -- Introduction -- Health Inequalities -- SES and Obesity -- SES and Obesity in Childhood -- Influence of Parental Weight on Children -- Food Insecurity -- Insurance Hypothesis -- The Neighbourhood and Built Environment -- References -- Chapter 3 Systems Thinking and Systems Approaches to Address Obesity -- Introduction -- Systems Definitions and Systems Theory.
505 8 $a Lay Definitions -- Systems Theory -- Simple to Complex Problems -- A Summary of Key Features of (Whole) Systems Approaches -- The Application of Systems Approaches to Obesity -- Implementation of Systems Approaches -- Examples from North America -- COMPACT (Childhood Obesity Modeling for Prevention and Community Transformation) Study -- Example from Australia -- WHOSTOPS (Whole of Systems Trial of Prevention Strategies for Childhood Obesity) -- Examples from Europe: The Amsterdam Healthy Weight Programme (AHWP) and the LIKE Programme -- Examples from the UK -- The Evaluation of Systems Approaches to Obesity -- Examples from Australia -- Examples from Europe -- Examples from the UK -- Opportunities, Challenges and Future Direction of Systems Approachesto Obesity -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Chapter 4 Raising the Topic of Child Weight -- Introduction -- Parental Recognition -- Stigma and Weight Bias -- Use of Language -- Discussing Difficult to Hear Topics -- Raising the Topic of a Child's Weight -- Health Literacy -- References -- Chapter 5 Changing Behaviours -- Introduction -- A Person-Centred Approach -- Listening Skills -- Open Questions -- Affirmations -- Reflections -- Summarising -- Building Rapport -- Establishing a Shared Agenda -- Managing Expectations -- Behaviour Change Theories -- The Transtheoretical Model of Change -- Social Cognitive Theory -- Behaviour Change Tools -- Exploring Motivation -- Self-Monitoring -- Goal Setting -- Agreeing Rewards -- Reviewing Goals and Rewards -- Environmental/Stimulus Control -- Preventing Relapse -- References -- Chapter 6 Physical Activity,Screen Timeand Sleep -- Introduction -- Physical Activity -- Recommendations on Levels of Physical Activity -- What Does this Mean? -- Moderate to Vigorous Activity -- Aerobic Activity -- Muscle Strengthening -- Bone Strengthening.
505 8 $a Supporting Increasing Physical Activity Levels in Weight Management Interventions -- Structured Versus Daily Activities -- PA Delivery Mode -- Sedentary Behaviours -- Time Spent on Screens -- Recommendations on Levels of Screen Time -- Supporting Reducing Screen Time in Weight Management Interventions -- Sleep -- Supporting Sleep Quality in Weight Management -- Sleep Hygiene -- References -- Chapter 7 Modifying Energy Intake -- Introduction -- Balanced Nutritional Intake -- Energy Modification Strategies -- A Traffic Light Scheme -- Specific Energy Restrictions -- Fruits and Vegetables -- Beverages -- Sugar-SweetenedBeverages -- Milk -- Fruit Juice -- Snacks -- Portion Sizes -- Non-hunger Eating -- References -- Chapter 8 Measuring and Monitoring in Practice -- Introduction -- Body Mass Index -- The Use of BMI in Adults -- Visceral Body Adiposity -- Variation of Adiposity in Childhood -- The Use of BMI in Children and Young People -- US BMI Charts -- UK BMI Charts -- International BMI Charts -- Changes in BMI -- Waist Measurements -- Waist-to-Height Ratios -- Taking Measurements -- Weight -- Height -- Waist -- Psycho-socio Measurements -- Measuring and Monitoring Lifestyle Behaviour Change -- Monitoring Metabolic Complications of Excess Weight in Childhood -- Evaluation of Weight Management Programmes -- References -- Chapter 9 Understanding Obesity in Early Life -- Introduction -- Risk Factors for Obesity in Childhood -- Genetic Risk Factors for Obesity -- Environmental Risk Factors for Obesity -- Dietary Risk Factors in Early Life -- Complementary Feeding and Risk of Obesity -- Preschool Diet and Risk of Obesity -- Dietary Patterns in Preschool Children and Risk of Obesity -- Portion Size -- Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviours in Preschool Children -- Developmental Risk Factors -- Nutrition and Growth -- Overview.
505 8 $a Interventions to Prevent Obesity in Early Life -- The Planet Munch Healthy Lifestyle Programme for Preschool Children -- References -- Chapter 10 Family Meal Times -- Introduction -- Benefits of Family Mealtimes -- Fussy Eating -- Behaviour -- The Antecedent -- Consequence -- Parenting Styles -- Strategies -- Considerations Prior to Implementing a Strategy -- Antecedent-based Strategies -- Consequence-based Strategies -- Further Considerations -- Increasing Foods: Diet Variety -- Likes versus Dislikes -- Portion Sizes -- Measuring Progress -- Autism Spectrum Disorder and Other Developmental Disorders -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 11 Childhood Weight Management in Practice -- Introduction -- Service Structure -- Delivery Team -- Uni-profession Delivery -- Programme Structure -- Family Base Programme -- Assessment -- Daisy - A Case Study -- Programme Background -- Identification of Nutritional Need -- Assessment -- Nutrition and Dietetic Diagnosis -- Strategy -- Implementation -- Monitor and Review -- Evaluation -- Continuing the Management Pathway -- Bariatric Surgery -- Pharmacology -- References -- Chapter 12 Adolescent Weight Management: The Factors for Clinicians to Be Aware -- Introduction -- Parental Role -- Interpersonal Conflict Leading to Emotional Eating -- Neurodevelopment -- Neurodiversity -- Hormones -- Weight Stigma -- Sexual and Gender Diversity -- Sleep -- Physical Activity -- Pregnancy -- Social Injustice -- Adverse Childhood Events -- Additional Factors for Clinical Consideration -- Making Sense of this Clinically -- References -- Chapter 13 Weight Management Considerations in Children Living with Special Educational Needs and Disability -- Introduction -- Prevalence -- Challenges and Risk Factors -- Reduced Energy Requirements -- Limited Physical Ability -- Selective Eating Habits.
505 8 $a Intellectual Ability and Behavioural Challenges -- Condition-Specific Medication Side Effects -- Parenting Style -- Environment -- Growth Assessment -- Alternative Approaches to Weighing -- Segmental Growth Measures -- 2-6Years -- 7-18Years -- Condition-Specific Growth Charts -- Components of Management -- Aims of Management -- Diet Concepts -- Energy Deficit -- Simple Strategies -- Physical Activity -- Behaviour and Environment -- Sensory-Food Integration -- Access -- Routine -- Considerations of Management -- Family-Centred Interventions -- Social Learning Theory -- Goal Setting -- Communication -- Self-Monitoring -- Group Versus One-to-One Interventions -- Frequency of Contact -- Role of the Multidisciplinary Team -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 14 Obesity, Safeguarding and Child Protection -- Introduction -- Why Do We Need to Know About Safeguarding? -- Does This Mean that All CYP Living with Obesity Need a Safeguarding Response? -- What Do We Mean by Safeguarding? -- What Does This Mean When Working with CYP and Families? -- Being Able to Recognise Signs of Harm in CYP -- Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma Informed Practice -- Safeguarding Stages -- Early Help/Intervention -- Social Care Involvement -- Children in Care -- Legislation and Guidance -- What Research Tells Us -- Serious Case Reviews -- Learning from the Serious Case Reviews -- References -- About the Editor -- Notes on Contributors -- Index -- EULA.
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